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0 March 20 2004--CS Daily is free, and anyone can subscribe online at www.CreativeScreenwriting.com.

CS Daily’s first week includes:

•    Ed Wood screenwriters Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski revealing their method for writing biopics in “From the Trenches,” Monday’s interview column.

•    Screenwriting expert Dr. Linda Seger analyzing Best Picture Oscar-winner The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King in Tuesday’s screenwriting guru column, “The Art of Craft.” Seger has a personal connection to Return of the King, having worked with Peter Jackson and Fran Walsh on their 1992 film, Braindead (a.k.a. Dead Alive).

•    Showrunner Bryan Fuller detailing the journey of his new TV show Wonderfalls from concept to pilot in Wednesday’s ask-an-expert column, “Expert Witness.” Wonderfalls premieres tonight on Fox.

•    Columnist David Michael Wharton answers the question “Why Screenwriting?” in the first installment of his Thursday Screenwriting 101 column, “Son of a Pitch.”

•    Reviews of current films in Friday’s “Weekend Read” column.

Also, every day will feature a “DVD of the Day” review, with a double helping of DVDs the first week as CS Daily looks at Hollywood and the writer’s life with Sunset Boulevard, The Front, Adaptation, The Player and Swimming with Sharks.

“CS Daily is the next step in expanding Creative Screenwriting’s coverage of film and film storytelling,” said Erik Bauer, founder and publisher of Creative Screenwriting. “CS Daily expands on Creative Screenwriting’s mission of instruction, information, inspiration. And daily publishing means we can provide readers with up-to-the minute news, interviews and reviews, five times a week. All for free.”

“In the five years I’ve been writing for Creative Screenwriting, I’ve always had more content than pages,” said Den Shewman, CS Daily’s editor-in-chief. “CS Daily expands Creative Screenwriting’s coverage -- more news, more interviews, more DVD reviews -- ties it up in a miniature magazine and drops it into your email box every morning. It’s exhilarating and, frankly, a little exhausting. But it’s also the best thing to hit movies since the homemade caramel corn at the Arclight theater in Hollywood, and I’m honored to be part of it.”

Rated “The Best Magazine About Screenwriting” by the Los Angeles Times, Creative Screenwriting is the #1 screenwriting magazine on newsstands today, with a readership of over 75,000 writers and film enthusiasts. Celebrating its eleventh year, Creative Screenwriting covers the art and craft of screenwriting with features, interviews, news and commentary in every bimonthly issue.

For more information, call (818) 990-6997 or email Den@CSDaily.net.




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